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#51

10-24-2011 | 09:28 AM

werewolf-odst

Joined: Sep 2009

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From: Montgomery,al

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Originally Posted by novagenesis300

the kit is very easy to install. They only come primered so i had to paint them myself. I used a dremel tool to shave down any parts that hindered the fitment. You will also want some double stick tape to affix the middle parts of each bumper after you used the supplied screws to attach the bumpers in the wheel wells. Its a pretty easy installation. As for the beretta, its not a Z26. Its a 1994 base. Of course I bought the combat bodykit and had the whole thing repainted chrysler intense blue pear. I really really want a z26. i am seriously considering getting one in great shape from down south. I cant really explain my love for berettas. Many people today think nothing of them due to them being a cheap "poor mans sportscar".

Thanks for the answer, that is great to hear, where can I get some of that double sided tape? And a dermal is a type of sanding tool? That won't hurt the kit?

#52

10-24-2011 | 09:39 AM

ChibiBlackSheep

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From: Southeast PA

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Originally Posted by novagenesis300

I used a dremel tool to shave down any parts that hindered the fitment. You will also want some double stick tape to affix the middle parts of each bumper after you used the supplied screws to attach the bumpers in the wheel wells.

So you didn't slit your bumper for the installation, you just shaved off all the tabs and went with double-sided??

#53

10-24-2011 | 06:07 PM

novagenesis300

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Joined: Oct 2010

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From: Plainfield,NH

There were no tabs on this kit. It even says to use double sided tape in the instructions. It holds well without the tape, but the tape keeps it puled close to the body.